What were the supporters of Calvinism in England in the 17th century?

The representatives of Calvinism in England were called Puritans. They sought to cleanse the Church of England from the remnants of Catholic influence. The Puritans also demanded the removal of lavish worship from the Anglican Church. The Puritans themselves clearly adhered to the teachings of John Calvin. They had a heightened sense of duty, they also watched their behavior in society, led a moderate lifestyle. The main value for them was hard work and frugality, that is, they completely inherited ideas from Calvinism.